HANGCHA

Aerial Work Platform

Hangcha's aerial work platform range gives you a safer, more efficient way to work at height across warehousing, facility maintenance and construction. We offer two types, scissor lifts for stable vertical access and articulated boom lifts for reaching over and around obstacles, so you can match the platform to the task. Browse the range below and contact our team for a recommendation based on your working height, reach and site conditions.

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Our Aerial Work Platform Range

Boom Lift

Capacity: up to 250 kg
Working height: up to 28 m
Best for: building construction, outdoor maintenance, and work that needs to reach over or around obstacles
Key checks: working height, platform capacity, gradeability, and up-and-over reach.

Scissor Lift

Capacity: up to 450 kg
Working height: up to 13.8 m
Best for: warehouses, retail, indoor maintenance, and picking or lift-out tasks
Key checks: working height, platform capacity, turning radius, and extension deck size.

Quick comparison of boom and scissor lifts

Type Capacity (kg) Working Height (mm) Service Weight (kg) Turning Radius (mm) Gradeability (%) Travel Speed (km/h)
Boom Lifts 200 to 250 Up to 28,000 6,000 to 18,000 Inside 1,550 to 2,000 / Outside 3,250 to 6,100 25 to 40 4.2 to 6
Scissor Lifts 230 to 450 Up to 13,800 398 to 434 30 4

Why Hangcha for Aerial Work Platform

Key metric Hangcha Australia Industry typical What it means for you
Working height / platform Scissor up to 13.8 m / 450 kg, boom to about 28 m Scissor 6 to 18 m / 230 to 450 kg, articulated boom often 12 to 26 m Covers indoor ceilings through to tall outdoor structures
Reach type Vertical scissor plus up-and-over articulated boom (130 deg boom, 345 deg turntable) Scissor vertical only, boom adds horizontal outreach Straight up, or reach over racking, machinery and roof edges
Power / drive Electric indoor self-propelled plus outdoor crawler (tracked) Electric for indoor, diesel rough-terrain for outdoor Quiet, zero-emission indoors, stable tracks outdoors
Safety and certification TUV, CE, SGS, with anti-tilt and emergency lowering Varies by maker, AS 1418.10 expected in Australia Audit-ready and compliant for site induction
Local delivery 1 to 3 days (MEL/SYD/BNE) Imported units often take weeks Project and hire-replacement deadlines met
After-sales support 24h phone + on-site setup + WorkSafe VIC check Varies by dealer network Less downtime, compliant from day one
Manufacturer backing Hangcha Group since 1956, dedicated platform arm since 2006 Depends on each maker's scale and network A global production and service network behind long-term reliability

The "Hangcha Australia" column is from the official site and the Hangcha group range. "Industry typical" reflects published industry ranges, not named competitors.

Selection guide to the right aerial work platform

Choosing the right platform comes down to the working height you need, the type of reach, and how your site conditions affect access and stability. Work through the steps below, then compare models by height, platform capacity and power type.

Working height

Measure the highest task point on site, such as lights, racking or the roofline. Compare models on working height, which already includes the operator, and leave a safety margin for uneven ground.

Platform type and reach

For mostly vertical access and a large stable platform, such as picking, lift-out and maintenance, choose a scissor lift. For work at awkward angles that needs to reach over or around racking, machinery or roof edges, choose an articulated boom lift.

Power type and site conditions

For smooth indoor concrete and tight manoeuvring, choose an electric model for zero emissions and quiet operation. For ground that is gravel, soft, uneven or wet most of the time, choose a diesel model for traction and gradeability. Boom lifts generally handle tougher slopes than scissor lifts, so for steep or broken ground, confirm the gradeability rating of the specific model.

Aerial work platform scenario picks

Indoor warehouse or retail, vertical access, large work platform
→ Choose a scissor lift for a stable deck and simple straight-up access.

Reaching over racking, machinery or roof edges at awkward angles
→ Choose an articulated boom lift for up-and-over reach.

Smooth indoor concrete, low emissions, quiet operation
→ Choose an electric model for clean indoor work.

Gravel, soft or uneven ground, outdoor construction, slopes
→ Choose a diesel model, and check the gradeability rating for your steepest ground.

Very high outdoor access up to 28 m
→ Choose a diesel articulated boom lift for maximum working height and reach.

Aerial Work Platform FAQ

What is the difference between an aerial work platform and a forklift?
An aerial work platform is designed to lift people safely to working height, mainly for maintenance and construction, while a forklift is designed to lift and move goods for storage and loading.

Is a boom lift only for outdoor use and a scissor lift only for indoor use?
Not necessarily. Boom lifts are often used outdoors, but some types, such as electric boom lifts, suit indoor work. The same applies to scissor lifts.

What should I do if I get stuck during elevation?
Stay calm and remain inside the platform. All of our models have an emergency lowering function. If it does not work, ask a ground worker to use the manual emergency descent controls.

What safety standards and support do you provide for working at height?
We follow the relevant WorkSafe Victoria guidance on elevating work platforms, and our specialists complete an on-site setup and handover so operators are familiar with the controls and emergency functions before use. All models come with a 12-month warranty and local parts support from the Melbourne branch.

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